
Understanding Trauma: The Difference Between PTSD and C-PTSD and When to Get Help
Trauma is not defined solely by the event that happened, it’s defined by how your mind, body, and nervous system respond afterward. Two people can go through the same experience and have very different emotional and physical reactions. What…

Developmental vs. Attachment Trauma: Understanding the Difference and How They Show Up in Our Lives
When many people hear the word trauma, they often think of accidents, disasters, or single overwhelming events. But trauma can also develop quietly and gradually through the relational, emotional, and environmental experiences that shape us…

Understanding the Four Trauma Responses: Fight, Flight, Freeze, and Fawn
Relational trauma is the kind that happens within the relationships that were supposed to feel safe and leaves a deep imprint on the nervous system. When safety, love, or trust are broken repeatedly, the body adapts. You may notice patterns…

Managing Food Allergy Anxiety: How Therapy Helps You Restore Safety, Confidence, and Control
Living with a life-threatening food allergy, whether your own or your child’s creates a level of daily vigilance that most people simply do not understand. Food allergy anxiety is not “just worrying.” It can shape your routines, your sense…

The Role of Set and Setting in Ketamine Therapy: Why Preparation and Environment Matter
In the world of psychedelic therapy, there’s a phrase you’ll often hear: “set and setting.” These two words hold tremendous weight in shaping how a medicine experience unfolds and they are just as important in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy…

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy: Stories of Healing
Every person’s journey with ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) is unique. For some, the medicine provides relief when nothing else has worked. For others, it creates openings for self-understanding, forgiveness, or connection that had long…

Ketamine, Stigma, and Mental Health: Breaking Misconceptions
When many people first hear the word ketamine, they don’t think of therapy. They may think of a “club drug” or a substance misused recreationally. This association can create stigma, making it harder for people to see ketamine as what…

Why Ketamine Is Becoming More Popular in Mental Health
In recent years, ketamine has been receiving more attention as an innovative treatment option for people struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, and other mental health challenges. But why is this medicine, once primarily known as an anesthetic,…

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy and the Importance of Integration
In recent years, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) has become an innovative and powerful tool for people struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, and other challenges. The medicine itself can open doors to new perspectives, emotions,…

Breathe to Heal: How Breathwork Supports Anxiety, Emotional Release, and Nervous System Regulation
When you’re feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or emotionally stuck, people often say, “Just breathe.” And while that advice can feel overly simplistic in- the moment, there’s a deep truth behind it: your breath is one of the most powerful…
